Sharpe v. . Williams
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Judgment — Execution Sale — Purchaser — Fraud. Civil ActiÓN for the recovery of Real Estate, tried at Fail Term, U7Ó, of Cabarrus Superior Court, before Schevck, J. The suit was brought in the Superior Court of Davie ■county to recover the possession of two tracts of land, and certain lots in the town of Mocksville Upon affidavit of the plaintiff the cause was removed to Rowan county, and thence upon affidavit of the defendant, to Cabarrus county.
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Judgment — Execution Sale — Purchaser — Fraud. Civil ActiÓN for the recovery of Real Estate, tried at Fail Term, U7Ó, of Cabarrus Superior Court, before Schevck, J. The suit was brought in the Superior Court of Davie ■county to recover the possession of two tracts of land, and certain lots in the town of Mocksville Upon affidavit of the plaintiff the cause was removed to Rowan county, and thence upon affidavit of the defendant, to Cabarrus county. The facts as stated in the'Opinion of this Court, and those found by the jury upon issues submitted, are deemed sufficient to an understanding of…
1Opinion of the CourtNodmak, J.
This was an action to recover several pieces iof land, one of which was a ccrtiin lot in Mocksville.
The whole property belonged to William B. March. ’1 lie-plaintiff claims title under a purchase at a sale under execution against said March in September, 1869. The judgment was recovered in the Superior Court of Davie county in April. 18b;, and was duly docketed in that county.
By his purchase the plaintiff obtained all the legal estate which said March had in the lands at the docketing of the-judgment, the question to be determined is, did March have any estate at that date ? The defendants…
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